Age of Conan Sucks – Don’t Bother
Age of Conan isn’t worth buying, and if you’re on a Vista computer its probably not even worth the free download.
Monthly Archives: June 2010
Mindful Inaction
Have you ever gotten the feeling that most of our big picture problems stem from a tendency toward trying too hard?
And the (tomato) fix is in!
So far so good in the backyard garden – here is a cheap and quick solution to the problem of falling tomato vines that cost me nothing while remaining environmentally sound. It definitely beats leaving the vines & leaves to rot on the muddy ground.
“Check It Out,” “Tim & Eric:” Intentionally bad TV is still bad
When the parody goes too far, you just end up with a new product that is practically impossible to distinguish against the thing you were trying to make fun of. As you can see, this leads to a sort of problem when it comes to the ultimate goal: entertainment.
Saved the peppers – just in time for a tomato collapse
Getting rid of standing water is the best way to cut down your bug population in Florida. In a related occurance, tomatoes with plenty of sun and water also need something they can cling to and grow up with. As soon as one problem is solved the next one pops up – but at least I seem to be learning a bit about what works and what is needed for backyard farming success.
Some bug really likes these cubanelle peppers…
Some bugs or critters in the garden are as much a fan of the pepper plant as I am, but the problem is they’re not waiting for the peppers to have a chance to grow!
Another excuse to play in the dirt…
Research keeps pointing to the beneficial aspects of getting dirty – and now it looks like occasional contact with soil can help you solve problems faster while experiencing less stress overall. Everyone who enjoys gardening and yard work lets out a collective: “DUH!”
Hope you had a good Memorial Day…
We had a great Memorial Day – and here’s to hoping that you did too.